ARRH, In, 191; "rain LATEST Nsiws* ` I THQ QHARLQTTETOWN QU \R1)1AN 'nnsr or ani." pAGE SEVEN

That SAMBA” trlaiiéur .miie I

The fine flavour and downright goodneuof

Tea will Plea” YOU- BUY a package to-day from your grocer-I-yo,u’ll like it.i

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_ i Weyvantfto l<_eep before your mind

'The Wellner Watch '

Ii is the greatest little watch time you ever saw.

Come in and talk watch with us.

It will not obligate buying.

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'Eolored Photos V

I__i The Cook Studio

Our work in colored photos is, pleasing ti particular n is n p l ie . '|‘hero is it dnclileil ur- ~l.intlc tone and lilorii- ing of colors thai. hr- ings out this best. in good plioton.

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Testimonials and References

liy the hundred from people moat. prominent in City and

Country. No failures. _

Sold by ,

P. McQUA1 D

42' Queen Street. ` Opposite Auld limp..

l’rii‘¢ 501' iirr lliiiilih

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-‘I Pecking Away

tryiugio rrlucnietlie public in ilu- fur \l'i|lIl`ur lligh-(lrsiie. Coal ilu-ri-'.~i none iniowu to heat ours. All iii1.¢~s, lint on

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FARM FOR SALE

0 'l`Iu~ Siiliscriher nlT'ers for' sale ili:\t very

ilcnirulile properly :i few iuiuuten \v:\l from Rocky Point. \VhnrI' and fronting o (liarlultelowu arbor L nutsiuii i.u rr

. H . ,K 5, . . DT land 35 cleared and siivui to grains sei-ii. _ _

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liooiilioiuie i4 rooms :uid ii lnrgu l-ai lliiu :i iumiuier rottagen all in good rnli well and pump at the door. y 'Ii-rms Reasonable. Apply ,to

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Inu acres land S5 of li iril :uid s .ft wood mutable lor_ncanfiing uiui fire wood. lial

Smart Styles s ni

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Men s -Boots We are showing.; a line

of moderately priced uieu's tau boots that dis- play all the most popular

styles.

These bouts are unusu

prices.. They are made in

5, calf with new io&S illld

very latest lasts. They are hound to please dressy uien who want good T00! wear :ii low costs .

Shown iu till Sl'lL`-‘i

_ || price $4.50 and $5. Alley £=5t'Co.

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lid l ‘lii\rIiil.t»:to'w‘n. ll&|'l.l.

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ally wood \-alues :it their

tan wilIo.v and tan Russia

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It Pays to buy ia this Province. `

IJ. L; I-lilchey. Picton, came to

Chatlottetown yesterday.

Capt. Myers, Charlottetown, went

to Halifax yesterday.

There were no cases heiorc the

police court in Charlottetown yes- terday.

I-Il. R.Beli will preach as follows on

April 14th,-New. Glasgow at eleven, and Bradalbane nt seven.

People wishing to save money

should pay their electric light bill to- ‘lay and-receive the discount.

' Miss Ethel Inman of Birchwood, Hampton, is visiting Charlottetown, the guest of Mrs. Bartlett McKinley, Euston St,

Miss Mamie McDonald, Crapaud, Shcnt the Easter holidays in Char- lottetown the-guest of Mrs. Mclnnis, Great George St,

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` Alexander and Robert Laird has re- turned to Charlottetown to 'resume their studies at Prince of Wales Col- lege after spending their holidays at their home at N6rth Bedeuiie.

The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should be mailed to "The Guardian News Dept, t'Jliarlot;tet0wn," immediately after the events etc, have triinsplred.

All should keep Tuesday evening

Apl 10th free for the Basket So- cial in the Kindergarten Hull. l'ro- cecds in ai-d of charity. A splendid program is being arranged und will appear later.

/\~ wireless message to Capt. Taylor, (jharlottetown, yesterday informed him that the St. Martin Railway running between Hampton. and St. Martin. N. B., was closed down for repairs until further notice and that the Tntoilcnloiiiul `Wiis not accepting frciglit, for points on ni' Via thiit line. -

'l`Iic following producc prices \~/err

secured on the Cliurlottotowu market s1|i|ui'e and have prnvuiled since lust Friday.--White oats lille; black oats' 58c; potatoes, 54 to title, pork 61, to 8l,c, beef (quair ter, per lb.) 8 to 10; beef (small) por lb, 8 to 10. The prices quoted by the wliolcs:iiei‘s ure potatoes |L0c; pressed lilly, $13; white outs 52c; hluck outs, 54a; und pork G.; to 6.'. cts. - .

In order to furnish its remi-

erii with ns much ns at all possible of the news ol the world in future, The Guardian will but publish the fact that letters of condolence have been forwarded and state the names of the persons sending and receiving as well ns the occasion calling for sumerus is being done with » others; furthermore to publish short ohitiiary notices of 250 to 200 vnords or less 1 deal~ ing with historical facts of interest t_o renders in general.

Sir Louis H. Davies, senior judge

uf the Supremo Court of Canada and deputy governor general of the Do- minion, ,will be one of the principal speakers ut thc eighth annual ban- quet of the lntercolonial Club, which [is to be held Tuesday evening April 30th, in the cldh hall, 214 Dudley Street, Roxbury, Sir Louis accom- panied bv Ladv Davies, will arrive in lioston shortly, giving the Canadian and British societies of Boston, an Iopportunity of meeting one of thc ’inost prominent. figures in the. public life of Canada.-<l}oston American.

_ A_ delightful Easter Concert win.

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Neil:

‘Beaver’ Flour

_lust received direct fropi lhe Mill

Ilcavei' Flour in 25 Ib llags

I. llf,-nvcr Flour in loo lb llngs . " - llenver llloin' in l%:iri'el.~: _ “ lieavcr I-flour in i-2. Barrels.

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ance clear and sown down sltiiati-rl I .F"rSlll'l1lg And

~”I‘_~l ofa mile from Rocky lll \/Vliiiri' souil ni lllock house and anioiiiiiig its Nmilirrn

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liueiu bit of forest land in the \'i uiiiu. Lund oi the very heal quilily with nu iuex hauiitable hed oflirick clay exlviullug in

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_ The Latest Novelties

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ll . ' ` .. ~ ie. . . - IIIT'iI‘Iiii.f"il".§'.‘ili"iiiZ2i"..§ii""1-.il i'."..'.1 au... Bayer Photo Studio

from South shore road, plruty oi sou weed ¢lc. will be sold cheap cn rca.~ou.-ilil ‘"i“°- Aiirli' tv _

OIIN NEWSON ~

Cliirlnlteliiivii

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W0 beg io`ndvIne that we liavo now in "l°"li r_\ good MIPPIY ni' choice _Reserve ll"“ "une and Nut Coal which we me nel.- l"1R at our Coll Depot or I". 0. ll.'CArn ui “went prices V

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P We _‘have also s quantity of Aniluari "“ Wil. which burns sailntueiuiily i

mm Ill place of Antlirlclte Chestnut Coal _

Alloaipiantiiy of Hardwood rut and

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:mllnilii mes »uiuil\l»~ for open grnim an

lluntaln. Bell & Co..

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Lliiirlottstown. .

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given by thc children of the Char.. lottctown Baptist Sunday School

_ Monday night in the Church audit.-

orium. Thcre was a good attendancn und n neat sum was realized for the Sunday School Library, Superintend- ent J. l’. Gordon presided gracefully. Mrs. G. B. Norton was the pianist and E. Acorn accompanied upon the cornct. Miss Lillian Earl, the Church organist played nn opening volunt- ury, and accompanied' the choie in the rendering oi an Easter anthemf .The programme was a fine one and varied consisting of choruses by thc `wholc Sunday School, Dialogues, re- citations, trios, and duets. Every part was well done, and the whole concert reflects much credit not on- ly upon all who had fi, pnrt in it, but also upon the teachers and 'olli- cers of the Sunday School wha I trained thc children for_this cuter-

tainment. It showed much care and thought on the part of those who were responsible for the preparation of the concert. The ' Sunday School has much promising talent in the way of recitation and song, 1; would -be a very difficult thing to get up n better *Easter concert than tim one given in the Baptist -Cluircli.

1:/ltlas Stock Food is n mastphigh.

ly concentrated food a.nd»mcdicine_ Wc.l_inow lt will do the work. Wo ann prove that lt has the virtue. Try “one pacrage under absolute giiarantcc und be convinced. '25c. nnd '50c. pn.c‘mges. lil. A. Foster, <_lent,rnt nrin-litnrr. Sunnyside. dtf.

’ cults naar

` (I) The Toiiing, of ' lied.

‘ llulm. - 1 ~ Atitroiirwl-atrrn Drama. ~

, (2) Winning an lleirees.

.lusts little fun.

5 _oi ri.. spfia..i~si.~.iii¢& __ ‘ A story oil. |o_ ltnhi. and Went. t

w (JI The Cattle' l!uatler’»~

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Mtilo in Culifnrnii Sierru r J Austin Trlinor

Garnet Leliacheur of Murray Har-

bor has received the appointment of Bead Inspector for Prince Edward Is- land and has entered upon his duties. ` ~

I In tim Central Methodist Church .Thursday evening Rev. Geo, Steel, lo! Shediac, addressed the congrega- ytion on church union, 'speaking against the proposal.-Moncton Exe. (Rev. Mr.'-Steel is well known in this

I Province.) ‘

Miss Arny Earl whose services in

ithe choir of St. Pauls church, Char- llottetown, are always so much ap- ypreciatcd bv the congregation was ygresented with B generous purse on .Easter day ns a token of appreciat- iion and esteem.

J. W. Richards of P. E. Island,

who has been ill in the hospital for the past month, returned to his Iapartments yesterday. Mrs. llich- .ards has arrived from her home in IC-harlottetown, P. E. I., to spend ii i week with her liizsband.-Ottawa Exe.

I The Easter social season opened I-uuspiciously in Charlottetown Mon-

‘day afternoon, Mrs. Coombs, Roch- , ford square entertaining ii large num.- iber oi’ friends at afternoon tea. Mrs. Coombs was assisted in the tea room bv Mrs. Deacon, Mrs. liosshorough nn-il Miss Daisy Hobkirk.

, On Monday, Miss Ni-_llic Soy_ who ,has been engaged as cashier and Ibook-keeper for il. T). Geldert, left

Iherc for Truro where she has accept- .ud a similar position with The .Mnplc Leaf Lumber (‘.ompuny. She fis accompanied by thc best wishes oi Iher Windsor frieiiiisi.-Wiiidsoi' Exe. I(Miss t-loy lived in (‘liurlottetown un- ;f,il about two years ago.)

I li‘ox farming as nn industry was Icstablishcd in Prince Edward Islund ;t\vc'nty years ago by (‘.. lil. Dalton, |'l‘ignish, noiv Hon. (‘.. IC. Dalton. lt ‘has spread since to thc adjoining II’rovinccsf whcrv this large protit.~i Iwhich are possible in the liiisiiicss ,have lured financiers and even smull Ilieginners to take up the work. To `l(ii\g's County, N. S., thc fox Iiirin~ Iing craze has extended itself. The §Kcntvillc Advertiser of March Zflth, .lins an interesting account of a pro- Iposed ncw` industry f0i‘ King's Coun~

|ty 'on Bout Island, where Lewis E. ,liuncauson has for years been engag- lcd in farming. For a long time, it Iauys, Mr. Duncunson has had fox Ilnriniflg in milill, but only lately hns Ibcen able to interest others in his Iventurc. The result is a company has been incorporated, "Tile Bnut In- land Fox Company” with it good capitalization. This is- an industry which ‘will no do iht become profit- able. So great had been the demand for young foxes that breeders have clitnined as high ..§~ .$3,000 and ui.. ivard for a single young black fox,

::It’s time _to take care of your

lhorse. This is the time of ycarwlirn -- your fuItliful`unii`uai needs special nt-

tcntion. The horse is subject to

,cxpcricncc enables us to supply remn- di'cs pnrticiiinrlv suited to thc indivi- dual needs of your beast and correct any disorder that may appear. Sec ,about the matter today. The Mur-

'aud Kent Sts. drtf.

spring disorders as `wcll as “lin- mnns," and you cannotatlord to nc- glect t.hc signs und symptoms. Our

I Kinnon Drug ,(lo., corner Grout Geo.

IN THE Wlliilll

IS “FITUIT-A-TIVES" THE GREAT FRUIT MEDICINE

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Like fruit iuice, "Friiit-li-tives" acts

on tIie~‘gn:;it lilooii purifying organs of the hotly --iiaiiii-ly the liver, bow:-Is, Izliliieys and slain, aiiil slii:iiil;iie!i all these pints to im ri-ascii activity. The

ileiidicl iieric loiiii s' :iuil iiilesliiial nu- i

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." ' '_ iisepiirs, coiubiiieil with the inten-allied fruit juices, :nuke ".l."n|it.-a-tives" the finest of nerve toniizs.

On the stomach. "l~`ruit-ri-tives" in-ts

as :i Sootliiug' tunic and alleys all iriiiu- tion. _

.llypurifyingiliclilooil-stirugtlieiiing

the :icrvous syiieiii :iiul reygiilaiiiig. Lid- ueys, bowels and. slzin--“1<r\iii-u~ii\-rs" builds up the whole izysieui as nothing else will

"Friiit.-a-tives" is a really wonderful

iiiedieiue-‘beiiig iinule directly from lresli friiii.-and is the intensified juices oi -pples, orungi-.-, figs unil prune-s. "l"riiil-xi-ii\'e;;" is ilu-only iii:-iliviiii: in the ivorld iiizule ui' i`i‘iiii. lt is iuilil iii aci.ioii~pleas.'int to ialce--aiul is ii tonic ui iucstiiunlile \'al\i~_.

5ue. 'i box 5 iurf_~__=_to. or iiiiil sl/_e, 25s.

At all ile-ails-fs, or from lfruli A-lives l,:iuii-d, Uti_|w;\

DEATH 0F Wm MACLTAN'

,__ ‘_ (Continued from pngc 74,) and beyond criticism in his liiiisnes

high enteein und often the iiilcctio of those with ivhom he became nssoei ated. Pliysicully' he wus :L ilne exumpl oi the sturdy pioneers of the littl

yond the ullotted three score and tc

Six weeks ago he began to ilcclin and shortly after his family were ad viriod by the pliysiciziu that thc oi wus ucur. Monday ut. two- o'eloi:k wus jovial and bright and piissi-i uwuy quietly about Iiulf un hour lut. rr. He leaves _u sorroiving widow ui the following sons und daughters: An

.l. A. Nicholson. wife of the registr ar of McGill (‘ollcge; Montreal, wh is at prcsent visitiiig nt her chic bi‘otlicr’s home here; Donald, gencr in<\rehu_nt, Crnpuiul; Simon, Spokuii

lltlN"l` PULL 0Ul`

'l'llE GRAY HAIR

Remedy Will llring llacli the Natural Color.

“Pull out one gray hair and doj/.cn will take its plocc’_‘» in nn U saying, wliicli is, to n'gr(-,ut uxt_cnt_ true, if no steps are taken to stoi the euiise. When gray hairs nppen. it is a sign that. Nature iiccils assist. ance. lt is NaLure's cull for help tiruy lmir, dull, lifeless hair, or hui that is falling OHL. is not iieefessai‘il u sign of uilvuueing age, for ther nrc thousands oi elucrly people witi pcrl'cct he-ads of linir without n sin

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inthe flttiugof glasses in in have thi- |,¢-_iison sogroiiiirl an to pm|n»rl,\' correct. Llio optical uit in tho i~_\'e.

’l‘hat being dons. the im portuncc

| ot proiiui-|,\'_ iulluntiuii tue li-linen _ uni iiiuuiitings to I. ic fuer can | linrdly bu 1-\'en-st.i|nntorl.'We rc-

nlizi- ili_e truth of them- utuieinniit-4

' Hliil PU'\\’i* til lrivr- ali ulI~i'onuil |_i|ifl I tliuroug-li' up to thi- minute optical

in-rvlei-, ry uv for natisliietori Hl"|‘\'||'¢

_ ,_ fr . G. F. lllI'l`CllESON I

;|-_0_pera llo_iis£-1

“ our souii wizni

Commeneing Mon.

I ` Mon. Ap. 8th

G. llerberl Perry Presents _l’erry’s Peerless

; I Players

`\Vl'|‘l lliizel Corinne and Dm

,» _ :N APiE::iii)ili<'os I lwlllh Clue] lloy;liy_ Enya

'il'iyT'il'.i'JIi°cil'§fieiiizimff"`

:I '--T0-NiGllT‘- , The Girl from Smo\iey`_

I _ Mouniiins.

-l`0l.l.0WlID BY- ' , Wife in»Nsrrie only

Anil the Seruming hue The Little -C0 Eli "Comedy lll.U|:I"' '

~ I Swuedey Mai|nee___ I

Yeuievillc Between The. Acta Prima 25-55- 50 cents

lfinil Dominion Cool (`n Lid. ‘ ' " . ‘ I' ”.S_¢:-Ivl"l~;9l_|lTv§:*;'_;T‘-“"*“°°

Agents lllhithobi dig I S. S C _. ' ' ' "" On Sale '_'Uliul Places. mmm __" ._,?;,"_',,, ft . ly .- W _.\¢\ `._. ln Illustrated Sona. M..

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‘streak nf gi-ay, '

hair seems to lic lifeless or dead some good, reliable liair-restoriu

mice. Specialists say that one oi th Kingston, Canada,

grandparents used. The best preparu

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Sulphur Hair Remedy, a proparatio of domestic sage and sulphur, scicnti ficaliy compounded with later dis

balanced and tested by experts.

Wycth’s Sage und Sulphur is cli-ii and wholesome and perfectly harm less. It. refreshes dry, parclicd liuir removes dandrufl and gradually rc stores faded or gray hair to its nu tural color,

Don’t delay another minute. Htnrt

using Wyeth’s Sage und hlulphur at. once and sec what ii iliffi»,rcnce n few days' treat,-mcnt will muku lu your linir.

This preparation in oil4~_rod to thi-

public at fifty ccuts ri liiiltle, und in recomniendcd and sold by all drug- gists_ Special agents lil. A. l“oui,ei', Sunnyside. »

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niirili-sigiis in lirnilnlouus mul

uionunients were seiuird dirrfrl from the Iezuling :irlidte in America, and our skill hi thu oxi-viiiioii ol' surli work has arnnsril the nd- uiirriliou oi`rriiii‘s We uso mulling li-| thu liigli--si |;r.\\Io American ninrlllomul Sruicliniui Cnufuiinn grnnih- and our work in always lu'-\u\il`u', :ii lixilc mul n:ilinl`ictory- nil! lint iii” nges. ` -

Call nr \\'|'i|¢-In-:lay fiirilrnigiis,

prices uuil Iinui .

dealings, he won the deep roguril,

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province and cvcn his Iiftecn years bc

tionully keen in his mental funct.ions.I

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_giis A. uttc-ney-nt~lii\v and Mf P. for; (luecn's County, l‘_liurlottetown; Mrs.

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A pew Am,|;c,|;0n, of a S;mp|¢Iu.¢ a....i< of N. s. at Belmont, out

iplare plain tailored. At $5, $7.50 up

‘ . yt .

When gruy linirs conic, or when tliuiill i~!i|`l'H Ullnts UE this Swre- PM°“5~

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treatment should bc-resorted to :itil wcdngsdly TS

‘° ' last day lor _receiving _discount- on electric light bills for _Mnrrli_

best preparations to use is thc old- fashioned "sage tea" which our

rovered hair tonics and stiniiilants, the whole mixture being carefully

.. foo bushels of wheat

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See Our' ` I

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New Shopping Bags

Fine heavy Suede. bag with

.1 heavy brass frame and long cordellier handles.

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black

Three -new

Suede cali and goat seal

bags with the

Ian, grey, nav), green and

59c each

patterns of '

new narrow

frame in either gunrnetal gilt or oxidized; All colors

L65 each

Kid Gloves ,Special

butiiinefl write

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A few pairs of black kid

gloves in si'/.e 5 3-'4 with

is 29c to clear

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ii kid gloves _

in i.'_ius and browns. 'l`wo clasp wri:=.ts. (ive-rsewn

(»5c pair

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found him erect in stutiirc and excep Fiftgen DTQQQS ()f all \NO(_)l

tweeds in standard colors,

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|')l°lC(fS W€l`€ ‘

from 85C to $li,(>5 per yard. .

_ 59c yard

Stanley Bros

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Wiisliington; lVlai‘tiii, Feilernl Bank! Examiner at Seattle, now en route, home; Charles A. Manager of n Bank' in ‘-ipokane, and William, Manager of,

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The deceased leaves also one broth-1,

_i-r jlaptaiii Simon McLean in the; ‘l Led States, and one sister Mrs.I l\ rman Mclieod of St. Avnrds. I 'l` .e funeral arrangements will be nn-§

ri nounced later. ` |

iii The Guardian joins in tendering;

isympnthy to the bereaved family.

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rl "('iirls’ coats." ln aplcasing vnr- -‘iety of jnuuty Spring styles embrac-§

_‘ing ull the latest novelty cffect;s.| All the most desirable fabrics are

r '- y,shown in ii broad range of exclus~I ntivc slindes and patterns. Soma neat~;

,Ily und attractively trimmed, other:-il Ito sio on ...'11 iuui nu- prec vuiuc

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,lighting Pay to-clay and save

.tion or tins kind is \v .stirs sc e .in<i'm0l\¢y- 4°8d3l

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".iUs'|` ARRlVED:" A new sup~

ply of "Beaver" Flour. Mldditngs. Cracked Corn and Cotton Seed

Mani, all of which we nro selling at lowest prices' A. HORNB\_ CO. 4-Zdrl W ‘

"Just imagine yourself in one of the

new long tan scrge coats, with the large blue sergc collar`aud cream scrge turn back cuffs. If you , could see yourself in one at this mhinent yoii'd most likely say: lt wus the prettiest and most becoming coat you ever put ml. But the nssortmi>n't is by no menus confined to this one style. Thcrc are n number of other new and liecoining styles in mnfrr luis so varied as to peruilt of al- most perfect niatcliini; with one‘n other apparel. Futons. -i-tillti

I

'°l\'c coiild have hnd the sole agency

of 'any hats sold by otlier ntorrs in ('!liarlottetown, but we conslilrreil that the best were not too good for our customers, and when we sell you a Christy’s or I~la\ve"s Von (ini we guarantee it to give you absolute satisfaction or replace ltd free of charge, A complete stock of all the newest spring stylus lmve nrrlved, your hnt is here. Prowne lirmi_ l.t.d., (‘.harlottctown. 3-l‘.ldf.f.

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LOW l{!\'I`I'i{\` ON T01’

Coliiiiiliin, Pzicific Coast and

daily until April i5tli. Tickets

'l`ourist sleepers reserved 1' ree.

Ross, 'Picket Agent, Opera ll Cliarlottetowu, l‘. Ti. T.

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by the shortest roiitcs, :uid clos

lvhiiiitoba, Saslcateliewaii and A ioili. Good to return free. Writ

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RIST TICKETS ti British

L`alii`oruia1i 'p”oint’s'."Oii sale sold direct froui Charlottetou ii

est coiiiieelioiis. No time lust.

lloiueseekei's‘ excursion to

llicrta points. On sale April e us, or apply at oiiice, _]. K

ouse Tiuilding, Grafton Street,

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been neutralized in Molnssiuc l\ie

This inenl is an liiiglisli food

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When Moln.ssiue Meal is us

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|76 Kent Street

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digestion and keeps them in perfect couilliiou.

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ck foil with all the valuable iii- sh salts found in the iaiier have al. `/_ ` iliat_i.~i used wherever the Engl- tlie nniunil.-i strong, vlgoroiismlds

the same iiiuouut of onts,u\alze,